HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1968-03-28, Page 14• Dairy Herd.
Improvement Supervisor,
Huron County Association
(Clinton Area)
Duties include the collecting and testing of milk samples and
the keeping, of production and cost study records.
()UAW PIATIONIS: Grade 10 education, with a good know-
ledge of dairy farming. Salary $4A00 rising to $5,250 per year,
Apply in writing, giving complete information of background
and .education, to be received not later than April 2,1955, to:
Personnel Director, Ontario Department of Agriculture
and Food, Queen's Park, Toronto, Ontario.
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Huron ConlitY Hog producers 4-4
Swing Club was reorganized re-
cently with a membership of 37
rural Poys and girls.
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UNDER ADVERSE CONDITIONS
Top dress wheat 8t barley
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Broadcast liquids or solids
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NO SOIL COMPACTION NO LOST TIME!
For Better
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use these chemicals in '68
80%
ATRAZINE
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A total of $3,16340 Was Paid _
for 34 lots Of the Fifth AMmal
Huron County Hog Producers' 4-11 Bred Gilt Sale on Saturday
at Porey's Sales BarnS.
Ten Landrace averaged
$104.24, one Lacombe sold for
$75.00 and 23 Yorkshires aver-
aged $88.91, The overall average
sale price, down considerably
from last year, was $93.00.
The top selling gilt was a
Yorkshire, Cornerbrook Karen
6Y, owned and bred by R. Steph-
en Thompson, Clinton, She was
purchased by Donald Carter, RR
2, Seaforth for $132.50,
The second top price was paid
By MRS. FRED BOWDEN
CENTRALIA
Teachers and students re-
turned to school Monday follow-
ing a week's vacation,
Mr. Wm. Dellow of Toronto
visited one day last week with Mr.
& Mrs. Elton Curts.
Miss Maxine Luther of Kitch-
ener spent last week with her
parents, Mr. & Mrs. Irwin Luth-
er.
Mr. Dean Brown, Mr. & Mrs.
Russell Brown and family visit-
ed Friday evening with Mr. &
Mrs. Elzar Mousseau of Kippen.
Randy Turner spent a few days
last week with his uncle and aunt,
Mr. & Mrs. Ross Clarke and fam-
ily of Crediton.
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Leader and
family of Brampton spent the
weekend with Mrs. Ed. Bullock
and Mr. & Mrs. Stuart Bullock
and family.
Johnnie Smithers spent last
week with Mr. & Mrs. Jerry
Glousher and family of Galt.
Communion and church mem-
bership service will be held in
the United Church, Sunday at 10
a. m.
Mrs. C. Rowe and Carolyn of
Windsor visited for a week with
Mrs. Rowe's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Alvin Essery.
Weekend visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. George Hicks were their
granddaughter, Miss Georgia
Andrew and her fiance Mr. Ed
Monsma, both of Edmonton; Al-
berta. The two were returning
from New York City where they
had just spent over a week as
chaperons to eight young people
from Alberta who attended an
Interprovincial United Nations
Seminar.
Miss Susan Lilley of London
spent the holidays with her grand-
mother, Mrs. Arthur McFalls.
Visitors during the past week
with Mrs. Lorne Hicks were Miss
Wilda Pollock of Kitchener for
the weekend, Mr. and Mrs. Orma
Pollock of Kincardine on Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Walden of
Kincardine on Monday.
Guests with Mrs. Arthur Mc-
Falls on Wednesday of last week
were Mrs. Lillie McFalls, Lucan,
Mrs. Samson McFalls, Exeter,
Mr. Gerald Glenn and Randal,
Hensall, Mrs. Phil Johnston,
Glanworth, Mrs. Wm Quinton,
Mrs. R. Lilley, Susan Lilley,
London and Mr. and Mrs.George
McFalls. The occasion was a
birthday celebration for Mrs.
Lillie McFalls.',,.:
Dr. Chas. L. Lewis and Mrs.
Lewis of Kitchener were guests
with Rev. and Mrs. R. V. Wilson
on Thursday of last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray La.mmie
have been taking advantage of Mr.
Lammie's holidays to keep in
touch with relatives and friends.
They visited over the weekend
of March 17 in Toronto and
Malton and on Thursday of last
week they visited with Mrs. Fred
penwarden in Sarnia.
Mr. Burliegh Brown has re-
turned to Sarnia following a visit
with Mr. and Mrs. John Thomp-
son.
Mr. Jerry Bestard of London
was a visitor at the home of Mrs.
Arthur McFalls on Thursday of
last week.
- Miss Jean Lammie visited over
the weekend with friends in Kit-
chener.
Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson
were weekend visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Reid Brown and Roxanne
in Lambeth and attended a family
dinner party at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Brown honoring Karen
Heaman, London, and Roxanne
Brown on the occasion of their
birthdays.
Malcolm and Duncan Urquhart
of London were visitors for a
couple of days last week with
their grandparents, Rev. and
Mrs. R. V. Wilson.
Corn &Bean
Growers!
APRIL 3 IS YOUR
Money Day
COME, HEAR & SEE
AN OUTSTANDING AUDIO VISUAL
PRESENTATION ON CHEMICAL WEED
CONTROL.
SPECIALISTS WILL DELIVER THE FACTS,
AND ANALYSIS OF HOW BEST TO PROFIT
FROM THE NEWEST INFORMATION. THIS
MEETING IS A MUST FOR PROGESSIVE
GROWERS. SEE, ENJOY AND PROFIT FROM
THE EXPERIENCE OF OTHERS."THE PAY-
OFF AT HARVEST" IS PRESENTED BY
COURTESY OF YOUR LOCAL NIAGARA
DEALERS.
Wednesday, April 3
8:00 P.M.
CANADIAN LEGION HALL
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REFRESHMENTS
Junior Farmer broomball queen
One of the highlights of the Junior Farmer Broomball tournament at Centralia Saturday was the crowning
of the “Queen of the Tourney" at the evening dance. Above, the winner, Miss Della Allen of Clinton is
being crowned by Doug Jamieson of the Centralia Agricultural School staff while George Townsend of
RR 4, Seaforth one of the organizers of the event presents a bouquet of roses. T-A photo
Many visit at Centralia
op price $132,50
4-H hogs average $93
for tw.P. 014, The first gilt,
Landrace, consigned by Ray
Hemingway, 4,13. 3, ,firpepe;p, was
purchased P,Pbert: E. McM11,7
fan, RR 2, PeatOrtit for $120.00,
The second gilt which also was
sold for $120,00 to Francis. S.
.Coleman, RR;Seaforth, was
consigned by Jim Hickey, 4rt,
Auburn.
Top buyers were Lionel Wild,
er, RR 1 Zurich, who purchased
seven gilts while Mel Penny,
RR 1 Gorri e, purchased four and
Jack MacKenzie, RR 3 Lucknow,
purchased three.
All of the sows .consigned were
again sold this year to swine